DIOCLEA.

Ay, ay, the night

Has wrapped us round: I scarce can see the flowers

That glimmered on the current; though I hear

The sweet faint rustling of the stream-bent reeds.

Pass on thy way, lone man--pass on in peace;

There is no link between us, and no love.

Go, find thy rest, as I at last find mine;

And leave me here, beside the deep lone Nile,

Where woe will sink, and haply leave no trace.

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